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Very Humane
Mahmoud is a twelve years old child . He works alongside his studies on one of the buses, where he collects fares from customers. This is a profession that requires the owner to be young, but like any other child, he begins to grow, and only his honesty, frankness, and strength will intercede for him to overcome the challenges he faces.
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Plot Summary
In a small, traditional Japanese town, a kindhearted but somewhat eccentric old man named Torao runs a failing flower shop. He is known for his unusual ways and his deep love for his community, even as he struggles to keep his business afloat. A young, ambitious woman moves into town, initially finding Torao's ways baffling but gradually coming to appreciate his genuine spirit and the value he brings to their lives.
Critical Reception
Very Humane was generally well-received by critics and audiences alike, praised for its heartwarming story, strong performances, and gentle humor. The film was noted for its touching portrayal of human connection and the importance of kindness in everyday life.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its touching and sincere portrayal of human relationships.
Appreciated for its gentle humor and heartwarming narrative.
Commended for strong performances that anchor the film's emotional core.
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Fun Fact
The film was a directorial debut for Atsushi Ogata in feature film, though he had a long career in television drama.
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